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Recovery Coaching

Practical recovery support focused on accountability, routines, sobriety goals, and long-term change.

Duration: 1 hrFee: $150

About this service

Recovery coaching supports the sobriety journey with practical planning, compassionate accountability, and a clear focus on next steps. Coaching can complement counseling, groups, medical care, or other recovery resources, but it is not a replacement for medical or crisis care.

Who this may help

This service may be a fit for:

  • Clients building sobriety routines and practical recovery structure
  • Clients who want accountability, motivation, and support for next steps
  • Clients planning for triggers, relapse-prevention strategies, and long-term change

What sessions may focus on

Recovery routines, accountability, and realistic goals
Relapse-prevention planning and support-system building
Motivation, practical barriers, and next steps between milestones
Coordination with counseling, groups, or medical care when appropriate

What to expect

Step 1

Recovery coaching is practical and goal-focused, with attention to what support is needed now and what next step is realistic.

Step 2

Your coach may help you identify routines, accountability practices, and support systems without replacing clinical or medical care.

Step 3

SimplePractice or office-supported scheduling may be used when appropriate.

Step 4

For urgent safety or medical concerns, clients should use crisis or medical resources rather than website messaging.

Related providers

Provider availability and fit can vary. The office can help with general questions about availability, fit, and next steps.

Bruce Cantrell

Recovery Coach, Recovery Coach

Bruce has a strong understanding of the recovery process and the journey toward sobriety. His style is straightforward, compassionate, and empowering as he supports accountability, encouragement, and lasting change.

Anthony Kramek

Counselor, LPC-Associate

Anthony is a United States Coast Guard veteran with first responder experience. He works with adults and teenagers and brings compassion, discipline, and real-world understanding to counseling.

Austin Patterson

Counselor / Master’s Level Counseling Intern, Completing clinical practicum under LPC site supervision

Austin is a Master’s-level counseling intern at Serenity Springs Wellness & Counseling Group. His areas of focus include ADHD support, substance use recovery, PTSD and trauma-informed care, anxiety, identity development, and practical skill-building.

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You can also review location and related service information before requesting an appointment.

Frequently asked questions

Is recovery coaching available in person in Rowlett?

Yes. In-person appointments may be available at the Rowlett office. Contact the office to ask about current availability, provider fit, and scheduling options.

Is virtual recovery coaching available?

Virtual care may be available for clients located in Texas, and some virtual options may be available in Oregon when appropriate. The office can help confirm availability and fit before you schedule.

How do I request an appointment?

Use the Request Appointment button to open the guided appointment request, or contact the office for help with availability and next steps. Please share basic contact information only and avoid sending sensitive clinical details through website messages.

Can I ask about insurance before scheduling?

Yes. The office can help with insurance and payment questions before you schedule. Coverage and benefits vary, so confirmation happens directly with the office or your plan.

Is recovery coaching the same as counseling?

No. Recovery coaching is practical and goal-focused. Counseling addresses clinical treatment needs, and coaching is not a replacement for medical or crisis care.

What if I am not sure this is the right service?

That is okay. Contact the office and they can help you ask general questions about provider availability, service fit, and possible next steps without collecting protected health information through the website.

A calmer first step starts here.

Contact the office and we can help with a clear next step. Please do not include sensitive clinical details in website messages or email. If this is an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. For mental health crisis support, call or text 988.